After going off on the industry for what was reported as an attempt to blackball his new album Grafitti, Chris Brown deleted his Twitter account today.

Brown began the day with a normal “hello” tweet, which had become his routine in the past few months, but has since said his goodbyes.

“I WANNA THANK MY FANS FOR ALL THE SUPPORT,” said Brown’s final tweet, posted Monday afternoon. “I LOVE YALL. GOODBYE!!!!!!!!!!!!”

Brown’s beef began when he walked into a Connecticut store and failed to see Graffiti on its shelves. When he approached the Manager to inquire as to whether the store was sold out, there were no answers. He inquired further as to Graffiti’s whereabouts in the stock room and there were apparently none.

Brown used his microblog member name “mechanicaldummy” to express his anger and frustration over the incident and news spread fast.

Fans then started tweeting about their inability to find the album and others were quoted as saying store managers offered the album would “never” be stocked and that their stores don’t support “woman beaters.”

There is no concrete reason why Brown deleted his account.

In related news, Kid Cudi pulled a similar stunt, swearing off Twitter, Facebook and any other social networking site in favor of his own artist website.